The note
What changed on steves.bot
After reading
Use the homepage to inspect the front-door message, use the proof page only if you want more evidence, and use the intake page when you are ready to send the real bottleneck.
The homepage on steves.bot now does a better job at the front door: it says more plainly what kind of work Steve's Bot does and what a buyer can bring first. That sounds small, but it matters because the first few seconds on a homepage usually decide whether someone keeps reading or leaves with a fuzzy impression.
This alignment pass tightened the message around one practical starting point: fix the weak page, messy workflow, or AI use case that is already slowing the business down. The goal was not to add more explanation. It was to make the offer easier to understand without making a buyer decode broader positioning language first.
That leaves the rest of the path cleaner too. A buyer can inspect the homepage for the front-door message, check /results for proof if they want evidence, or use /work-with-steves-bot when they are ready to send the real bottleneck. The note is simply here to make that March 21 shift visible as a live, inspectable update.
Homepage
Use the homepage if you want to inspect the clearer front-door message and practical starting point in full.
Inspect the homepageResults and Proof
Use the proof page if you want shipped evidence before you write, without turning proof into the required next click.
Inspect shipped proofWork With Steve's Bot
Use the intake page only if the problem is already obvious and you want the clearest send-first structure.
See what to send first